Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing absolutely great.

So with regard to your query, YES absolutely you can take mathematics as an additional subject in class 11. You can take all the four subjects i.e. Mathematics, Biology, Physics and Chemistry if you are really confused to choose medicine or engineering.

Hello!

Some of the courses offered in du based on your domain are as follows:

• BSc Biology
• BSc Microbiology
• BSc Chemistry
• BSc Biochemistry
• BSc Biological science
• BSc Botany
• BSc Food technology

You should choose a field you are most interested in. Also make a list of the colleges in DU

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It is expected that studies must have been very loud and after getting the syllabus, one will have complete command over the subject.Click on the link and you will get all the information. https://www.careers360.com/courses/marine-biology-course

Best of luck.

Yes, definitely! Most of the good colleges in India offer Bachelors of Science or B.Sc. in Biology in the English medium. So, if you are an English medium student then you don't have to worry, as you'll definitely get a B.Sc. Biology course offered in the English medium.

Some of

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Biology is generally the Medical study but there are some Engineering courses that are even related to Biology.Even these courses have value in the industry.

BioMedical Engineering
Bio Technology
Genetic Engineering
Food Technology
Micro-Biology and Immunology Engineering
Environmental Engineering
Pharmaceutical Engineering

You can further persue MTech after any of

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The minimum eligibility criteria for enrolling in Pharmaceutical Engineering is that he candidate must have passed class 10+2 or equivalent from a recognised board in physics, mathematics, and chemistry as majorbsubjects with at least 50% aggregate marks.

Since you had PCBC in your class 10+2, you're not eligible for

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Hope you're doing well. You need to first have a clear idea regarding your field of interest. If you're good at both maths and bio then there's no harm in giving both neet & jee but you should know in which line you actually  want to pursue your career.